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Innova Park

Recording the archaeological investigationsRecording the archaeological investigationsWessex Archaeology was commissioned by Teesland Development Company, Kennet Properties and the London Borough of Enfield to undertake a series of archaeological investigations at the former Rammey Marsh Sewage Treatment Works, Enfield, London.

The archaeological investigations were required as part of the planning consent for the construction of industrial units in the north and small business properties in the south of the former sewage works, now known respectively as Innova Park and Innova Science Park

The area of the former Sewage Works covers some 61 hectares situated on low-lying land to the west of the present course of the River Lea, which forms the boundary between the county of Essex and the Greater London Borough of Enfield.

The map to the right shows the location of the Innova Parks.

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